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Fraud alerts

Like many large organizations with a global brand, Norton Rose Fulbright from time to time attracts the attention of individuals who are intent on misusing its name or the names of its lawyers and employees in the pursuit of fraudulent activities.

We endeavour to highlight the major frauds that we are aware of on this fraud alerts page, but unfortunately the increasing volume and type of frauds and scams means that it is impossible to prevent the misuse of the firm’s name and the names of our lawyers and employees. The most common frauds and scams known to us are listed below. This list is not exhaustive.

If you receive a communication which purports to be in our name or in the name of our lawyers or employees and are unsure as to its provenance or veracity, please contact us on glofraudalert@nortonrosefulbright.com before engaging with the sender any further.

We report fraudulent activities involving our name or the names of our lawyers and employees to the relevant regulatory and law enforcement agencies.

January 29, 2020

Fraudulent invoices

We are aware that fraudulent tax invoices are in circulation purporting to come from Norton Rose Fulbright using faked Norton Rose Fulbright letterhead.

Please also immediately notify the appropriate members of your finance department to ensure that no fraudulent invoice or request for money is paid. We regret that you may be exposed to these scams. Please be assured that we are taking all possible steps to identify those responsible, and we would appreciate any information that you can provide which might help in this respect.

January 2020

Fraudulent communications (including invoices)

We are aware that fraudulent invoices are in circulation purporting to come from an individual who works at Norton Rose Fulbright using an email address @nortonrosefuibright.net and on a faked Norton Rose Fulbright letterhead.

If you receive a communication which purports to be in our name or in the name of our lawyers or employees and are unsure as to its provenance or veracity, please contact glofraudalert@nortonrosefulbright.com or your usual billing contact at Norton Rose Fulbright.

We regret that you may be exposed to these scams. Please be assured that we are taking all possible steps to identify those responsible, and we would appreciate any information that you can provide which might help in this respect.

June 26, 2019

Bogus website - Nortonrosecallp.com

We are aware of the existence of the website, nortonrosecallp.com. We believe that this website constitutes unauthorized use of Norton Rose Fulbright’s intellectual property and we are taking steps to ensure that the infringing content is removed. In the meantime, if you receive any email or fax communication from nortonrosecallp.com, please do not respond, as such communications are bogus and have no connection whatsoever with Norton Rose Fulbright. For further information, please contact glofraudalert@nortonrosefulbright.com.

February 26, 2019

Fraudulent communications (including invoices)

We are aware that fraudulent invoices are in circulation purporting to come from an individual who works at Norton Rose Fulbright and on a faked Norton Rose Fulbright letterhead.

If you receive a communication which purports to be in our name or in the name of our lawyers or employees and are unsure as to its provenance or veracity, please contact glofraudalert@nortonrosefulbright.com or your usual billing contact at Norton Rose Fulbright.

We regret that you may be exposed to these scams. Please be assured that we are taking all possible steps to identify those responsible, and we would appreciate any information that you can provide which might help in this respect.

August 17, 2018

Fraudulent communications (including invoices)

We are aware that fraudulent invoices are in circulation purporting to come from an individual who works at Norton Rose Fulbright.

If you receive a communication which purports to be in our name or in the name of our lawyers or employees and are unsure as to its provenance or veracity, please contact glofraudalert@nortonrosefulbright.com or your usual billing contact at Norton Rose Fulbright. We regret that you may be exposed to these scams. Please be assured that we are taking all possible steps to identify those responsible, and we would appreciate any information that you can provide which might help in this respect.

March 2018

Fraudulent emails

We are aware that emails are in circulation purporting to come from an individual who works at Norton Rose Fulbright informing the recipient that payments are available in respect of fatalities that have occurred to family members and requesting the recipient to provide certain personal details. These emails are bogus and have no connection with us.

We operate to a single email naming convention: firstname.surname@nortonrosefulbright.com. Any communications not in this format or which feature a derivative of our global email address are likely to be fraudulent and should not be responded to.

January 2018

Fraudulent invoices

We are aware that invoices and “acquisition closing letters” are in circulation purporting to have been issued by Norton Rose Fulbright. These documents, which are issued on a poor approximation of our letterhead, are bogus. We have reported the issue to the SRA and to the Police. If you have any concerns regarding invoices or letters that you may have received from Norton Rose Fulbright, please contact glofraudalert@nortonrosefulbright.com.

January 2017

Edward Duuk - fraudulent referencing

We are aware that the above-named entity claims to be a subsidiary company of Norton Rose Fulbright and is fraudulently referencing our website and our address. We can confirm that Norton Rose Fulbright has no relationship whatsoever with Edward Duuk.